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EICR

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Hello I have a fuseboard with fuses specifying BSEN60898 on them. Is the fuseboard compatible with the EICR or do I need to replace it?

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    I don't think “compatible with the EICR” is really a meaningful concept.

    If something is obsolete, but still safe to use, then at worst it will get a C3, which nobody really cares about.  If it isn't safe to continue to use, it will get a C2 or C1, either of which is essentially a “fail”.

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    I don't think “compatible with the EICR” is really a meaningful concept.

    If something is obsolete, but still safe to use, then at worst it will get a C3, which nobody really cares about.  If it isn't safe to continue to use, it will get a C2 or C1, either of which is essentially a “fail”.

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